drooping

c_toke_420

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #1

By day she's up and good and by nite she's drooping,any thoughts?

 

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ISK

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #2

c_toke_420 said:

By day she's up and good and by nite she's drooping,any thoughts?

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that's not much of a droop, in fact it looks really nice...so if that's what you call drooping, please show us a pic when she's all perky

 

c_toke_420

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #3

Do u consider this drooping?

 

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ISK

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #4

yes, that is drooping, but not serious... a bit of drooping at night is not a major issue, as I have seen some strains do this with no ill effects

if she's happy during the day then no worries...and you still owe us a pic of when she's happy and perky

 

SPLFreak808

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #5

What are your day/night temps? Ventilation? Rh%? Only 1 plant with this problem? Letting the soil dry berween waterings?

 

c_toke_420

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #6

Nite bout 68.day is about 75-77,2 plants with this issue, have good air movement,event give little co2,dry ice method,

 

SPLFreak808

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #7

c_toke_420 said:

Nite bout 68.day is about 75-77,2 plants with this issue, have good air movement,event give little co2,dry ice method,

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Never seen drooping like that before without the temps being high. I have no clue with the c02/dry ice method your talking about.

 

c_toke_420

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #8

They ate also in coco,with g.h flora

 

c_toke_420

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #9

YouTube.lol.have also heard or 2 litre bottle with sugar water and dry activated yeast,pretty simple u should check it out,not sure how good it works,?

 

c_toke_420

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #10

Do u think it root rot or overeating issue?

 

SPLFreak808

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #11

c_toke_420 said:

YouTube.lol.have also heard or 2 litre bottle with sugar water and dry activated yeast,pretty simple u should check it out,not sure how good it works,?

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I have been willing to try it, its just i have heard you need to have temps in a different range for use of c02 and my fans in my cab are all fixed speeds that i worked hard on to bring the temps back into the 70's. Co2 plants like mid 80f or so im told. Im still clueless with it

 

SPLFreak808

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• Apr 26, 2015

• #12

c_toke_420 said:

Do u think it root rot or overeating issue?

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Iv had plants that droop like that with high heat, but you said your temps are good right? Root rot is pretty easy to catch. It smells literally moldy and sour, and pretty hard to do imo unless the soil is never dry.